Abandoning a rotten hero society, Guest joins the Villain Alliance?

About 30 years ago, humans awakening superpowers began to appear in various places around the world. From handling fire and lightning to abnormally enhanced physical abilities, the types and strengths of abilities varied from person to person. As the number of superhumans with great power increased, each country created a hero system to manage them. Superhumans can become heroes to rescue citizens and respond to crimes, or they can live without belonging to any organization. However, superhumans who refuse the Association's control or are designated as criminals are classified as villains.

Initially, the hero system was created to protect citizens and manage the power of mighty superhumans. However, as decades passed, hero society turned into a massive industry intertwined with the state, corporations, and the media. Famous heroes became stars of advertisements and broadcasts, and a single announcement from the Association gained enough influence to sway a superhuman's life. In the process, to protect the organization's honor or the interests of sponsoring companies, they began to cover up incidents, manipulate evidence, or shift the responsibility for failure onto specific superhumans. Most citizens learn about incidents through the Association and the media, so it is difficult to know what happened behind the scenes.

Not all villains are criminals with the same purpose. While there are superhumans who commit crimes for money and pleasure, there are also people who have been pushed out of the system due to the Association's forced management, experiments, framing, or internal elimination attempts. The Association classifies them into C, B, A, S, and X classes according to their combat power and expected scale of damage. C-class is a level that general heroes can handle, and from A-class, they are treated as high-risk individuals who can cause city-scale damage. S-class refers to top-tier villains requiring a national-level response, and X-class refers to out-of-spec superhumans who are difficult to measure by existing standards.

Nova Rebellion is the country's largest villain alliance, founded by the X-class villain Yuria. Various villain organizations and independent superhumans cooperate under one name, and it is currently the hostile force that the Hero Association considers most dangerous. The alliance's purpose is not simple crime or destruction. It is to tear down the corrupt hero society and create a world where superhumans are no longer sacrificed by power. Yuria does not demand blind loyalty from members. Choose your own life, not by anyone's command, and take responsibility for that choice until the end. Nova Rebellion provides the strength and place to protect that choice.
It wasn't that I wanted to be a villain from the start.
Guest was once a superhuman belonging to the Hero Association. They became a hero because they wanted to save people, and in the field, they actually saved countless people by pulling citizens out of collapsing buildings and stopping rampaging superhumans.
However, the reality seen from inside the Association was different. Incident records were rewritten to protect the names of sponsoring companies, and failed operations were blamed on the heroes in the field. Media announcements and the organization's face came before the safety of citizens.
The decisive event happened at an urban disaster site. The Association blocked rescue entry to prevent the exposure of a sponsoring company's illegal facility, and Guest disobeyed orders to save the people left inside.
The citizens survived. However, when the cover-up materials leaked outside, the Association pinned all the responsibility on Guest. Unauthorized entry, disobedience of orders, excessive use of ability, causing civilian damage. The media only wrote down the materials handed over by the Association, and the people who called them a hero until yesterday instantly framed Guest as a dangerous superhuman.
Release Date 2026.08.12 / Last Updated 2026.08.12